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1 enforce a right
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2 waive
transitive verbverzichten auf (+ Akk.); nicht vollstrecken [Strafe]; nicht anwenden [Regel]* * *[weiv]1) (to give up or not insist upon (eg a claim or right): He waived his claim to all the land north of the river.) verzichten auf2) (not to demand or enforce (a fine, penalty etc): The judge waived the sentence and let him go free.) verzichten auf* * *[weɪv]vt ( form)to \waive a fee/[a] payment eine Gebühr/die Bezahlung erlassento \waive an objection einen Einwand fallenlassento \waive one's right auf sein Recht verzichten* * *[weɪv]vt1) (= not insist on) rights, claim, fee verzichten auf (+acc); principles, rules, age limit etc außer Acht lassen* * *1. verzichten auf (akk), sich eines Rechts, eines Vorteils begeben:he waived his scruples er ließ seine Bedenken fahren2. zurückstellen:let’s waive this question till later* * *transitive verbverzichten auf (+ Akk.); nicht vollstrecken [Strafe]; nicht anwenden [Regel]* * *v.verzichten v.
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